Time enough, and solder
Spare Time Gizmos uses his, wisely. We are particularly intrigued by the COSMAC ELF 2000 and the SBC6120 — both machines the we, sadly, will probably never build.
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8bits of cheap computing
z80.info is the home of all-things Z80-related.
You know, the Zilog chip behind the CP/M machines, GameBoy, and others. Ah, the mid 1970s, when so many things were possible! Nowadays, all we have to look forward to is the degradation of Moore’s law and multi-cores progressing towards the singularity. Nobody cares about undocumented opcodes anymore….
A Pictorial History of PC Hardware
The boffins down at Royal Pingdom have done it again: a History of PC Hardware in Pictures.
I’m particularly fond of the bowling-ball trackball, and the first laptop - a GRiD Compass, shown on the Space Shuttle (?).
Heathkit, come back, Heathkit!
The Heathkit Virtual Museum (review’d).
But is it good ENOUGH?
Scott Beale takes us through the Consumer Reports test-photo archives.
Certainly Interesting History
A, not just possibly as the host warns us, definitely interesting history of computing with just enough photos to whet our appetites.
Life on the margins is always more interesting.
A review of Fringeware.
Yesterday, the stars!
Dark Roasted Blend shows us the highways of space from some of the byways of the printed past.
A Gallery of Televisions
Wired online gives us a Gallery of Televisions (and you thought the title would be mis-leading).